Penicillin Seen As Sure Cure For One Of Social Diseases
Penicillin is described as a sure cure for gonorrhea and a rapid treatment option for early syphilis. Dr. J. Brown Heller Jr of USPHS called the international venereal disease conference historic, noting penicillin’s promise and the gathering of many experts to evaluate new methods.
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Frank Carey
Associated Press
Scicane Wrier
ST. Louis
J. BR. Heller, Jr
U. & Public Health
Sermer
Cortinscon
Aidore
United States
Helier
USPHS
Medical view on disease spread and public health role
Fragmented OCR text cites a medical stance that disuse is a medical issue and should be addressed within doctors’ duties. It urges doctors to push public health messages to families, churches, and schools to curb disease spread and improve care.
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Public Health Service
Unclear Instruction for Foot Bath With Ammonia
The text suggests soaking feet in warm water with two tablespoons of household ammonia added. It reads as user guidance rather than reporting a news item, lacking names, places, or events for a proper article summary.
WFA Ready For Subsidization of Cotton Exports
The War Food Administration announced it is ready to subsidize American cotton exports as surpluses exist. The program will support domestic prices by absorbing the difference between higher U S prices and lower foreign prices, with exact subsidy amounts announced on November 15. Foreign sales will be handled via private exporters from government stocks or open market purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
The
Food Agency
United States
Playing Movies Child Is Killed In Columbus
Mr and Mrs Owen Blackwell florists from Semmes Alabama returned to Columbus after a hunting trip to find their 10 year old daughter Mabel dead from a pistol shot while playing movies with other children A 12 year old boy Rutledge Minnix told solicitor general Arthur Copeland he placed a pistol at the back of the group during the game.
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Columbus
Owen Blackwell
Semmes
Ala
Mabel
Arthur C. Copland
Rutledge Minnix
Shooting Ties To Accidental Death In Alabama Visitors Visit
Neighbors found a Blackwell child dead at the Minnix floral home after a gun went off while the Alabama visitors were away. Copland reported Mrs Minnix had left a note for Rutledge to supervise the Blackwell children until the parents returned from a trip. The shooting was ruled an accident by Cor land.
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Corland
Blackwells
Alabama
A. R. Minnix
Blackwell
Rutledge
Minnix
Copland
RCA Victor Meets Petrillo Demands Restores Recording Activity
New York AP James W Murray RCA Victor general manager said the company would meet James Petrillo AFL head's demands and resume recording immediately He noted Petrillo rejected War Labor Board order and Roosevelt appeal while Columbia declined to sign Deca and others agreed a year ago Murray quoted that direct payments to the union treasury were necessary or risked loss to the public and industry
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NE York
James W. Murray
RCA Victor Record Activities
Rca-Victor
James Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
AFL
Petrillo
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Columbia Recording Corporation
Congress to Hear Payroll Tax Debate in November
Congress prepares to debate payroll tax changes as Senator Venderberg of Michigan warns a 1945 tax increase would hit hard. Major parties back the proposal while wartime to peacetime shifts loom with holiday weeks delaying bills. Other measures include court-martial probes related to Pearl Harbor and a land case of 3 1/2 acres in the Philippines.
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Congress
Venderberg
Waddecberg
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Unclear Text on Music Unemployment and Royalties
The fragment cites Petrillo arguing that labeled recording firms must pay into a union unemployment fund royalty on each disc sold to curb musician unemployment. It mentions Woodflour as a raw material for plastics and notes a dispute over wage or employment effects within the industry.
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Ers
Petrillo
Individual Whiskey Ration Increased in Alabama
MONTGOMERY AP The individual whiskey ration will rise from one to four pints monthly effective Nov 18 for six weeks, due to improved beverage supply. The Alabama Beverage Control Board announced the temporary increase to ease shortages.
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Montgomery (Ap
Hopeater
Thee Board
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Francis James
Watchmaker
Penney
Heo
Janet Anne
Horace B. Tuttle
Pittsburgh
Deddy
Guam
Waller Head General Hospital
Washington, D. C
WFA
FAR Products
Rola Ola
Solomon Motor Company Inc
Dothan, Alabama
Saipan
Rexall
Young Drug Co
East Main
AS & Dude
Gee Toe Lttler
Grees
Will Mavor
BONDE
Bondex
Sherman Lumber Co
N. Cherry St
Spain
Marcheny
S. Foster
Women of Vision
Harris Furniture
Dothan
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